Do you think Floyd will beat Pac easily now?

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  1. pejevan

    pejevan inmate No. 1363917 Full Member

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    Gayweather is way overrated.

    Anybody can look good against his opposition - Corrales, Gatti, Castillo were not exactly oozing with talent.
     
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  2. SJS19

    SJS19 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl That's ****ing pathetic
     
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  3. DoYouWantThis?

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    Can you promise on your families life you're not trolling?
     
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  4. mrjotatp4p

    mrjotatp4p THE ONE Full Member

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    It amazes me how these so called Pac fans pick Manny but can't break down how he beats Floyd.

    "Manny has stamina and a rock hard chin so he beats Floyd" Gander:patsch
     
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  5. rodney

    rodney Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    In your dreams ,
     
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  6. Farmboxer

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    Dreams Hell! I posted the fact that Void would "never" fight Pac years ago and I was correct. We all know that Void will never come near Martinez either.
     
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  7. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Pacquiao can't beat old lightweights. Why would he be able to beat Mayweather?
     
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  8. whirlwind

    whirlwind Active Member Full Member

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    Marquez and Floyd are two different fighters. They both can counterpunch but the similarly ends here. Marquez is much better counterpuncher than Floyd, he not afraid to get hit and throws combinations while Floyd is the opposite. Besides Marquez has the experience of being there with Pacquiao 24 rounds while Floyd is zero.
     
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  9. thawk888

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    That didn't stop Marquez from boxing the breaks off of Pacquiao in their first fight after the knockdowns. :patsch
     
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  10. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    I don't base it on counterpunching. I think Floyd would pick Manny a part however he wanted to, mainly from the outside. Morales and Marquez landed right hands and hooks at will when they lead their attack. And those two guys have T-Rex arms.


    It'd be ugly.
     
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  11. leftleftright

    leftleftright Active Member Full Member

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    No way. The accuracy of Floyd's lead right and left hook make it more devastating than 3 or 4 jabs or even power punches from other fighters. He doesn't need to throw combinations when he can snipe you and get back on defense. That will wear anyone out over time. You actually don't have to hit someone very hard to knock them out if you hit them in the right place. Floyd's accuracy is on a different level than today's boxers.
     
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  12. pejevan

    pejevan inmate No. 1363917 Full Member

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    His right is a winging shot. A pillow punch. He was placing it in Cotto's left protected face with minimal success and he was winging it.
     
    pejevan, May 9, 2012
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  13. leftleftright

    leftleftright Active Member Full Member

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    That's not the right I'm talking about. I'm talking about the rights that Victor Ortiz ate. Cotto did something on defense that stopped May's usual lead rights. The 10oz gloves also played a part. Cotto went in with a great gameplan.
     
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  14. leftleftright

    leftleftright Active Member Full Member

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    Cotto took away Floyd's straight right and mostly his left hook. Cotto pushed him around the ring and Floyd still won 9 or 10 rounds.
     
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  15. GOW7

    GOW7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    But he inherited the uppercut and right hook. ^
     
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